October 14, 1901 (4 pages)

Vi Fe mM. ByMaB, 6+ + eS : Shaw, O. GH. Mallon, J.S. McBride, J. THE TRANSCRIPT. TELEPHONE NO. 41. PO, BOX B Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, —~BY~ BROWN « CALEINS. TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : $6 Per Year By Carrier, . 12. 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TIONDAY.... Oct. 14, 1901 ee Winers’ Convention. Detegates Elected to Ruprésent Wevada County. The following delegates have been). elected to represent Nevada County at the California Miners’ Convention which meets at San Francisco next Monday, the 21st inst.: . W. F. Englebright, Nat. P. Brown, W.H. Martin, M. L. Marsh, Dr. A. H. Nickell, Frank White, F. T Nilon, Jo V, Bell, Fred Zeitler, J. C. Campbell, Wm. Fioyd, Wm. Bray, Ed Muller, B. I. ‘Thomas, Henry Lane, ©. D. Eastin, John Lawrence, E 8S. Edwards, &. Schroeder, J: M. Buffington, W. H. Tuttle, E. W. Schmidt, Geo. E, Turner Geo. A. Legg, 0. F. Brayton, Ralph Gaylord, John Caldwell, T. B. Gray, P. Tautphaus, J. S. Goodwin, E. J. de) Sabla, Wm. Irelan, L. J. Rose, C. W. . Chapman, C. J. Brand, Joseph Fetz, F. . J.J. Sloat, H. Metzenbangher, D. J. Moore, J. H. English, R.I Thomas, P. Curnow, W. W. Kirkham, E. T. Worth: . ley, Dana Harmon, J.C. Grant, D. B. . Getchell, A. R. Lord, Jesse Lyons, E, T. BR. Powell, Max Isoard, George T. Morgan, Henry German, J. M, Walling, F. H. Harvey, B. F. Snell; Fred Searls, G. Kartschoke, Niles Searls, B. 8. Rector, Geo. Nihell, T. 8. Ford, D. McFall, W. L. Mobley, R: CG. Walrath, L. L. Myers, H. Murchie, W. D. Harris, Frank G. Beatty, Peter Johnston, G. Mainhart,. CO, E. Clineh, G, W. Starr, A. D, Foote, B. Opel, 8, Granger, J. P. Malville, C. Stocks, R. Walker, C. Brockington, E ©. Oreller, J. Weisstein, R. Robinson, W. Bray, Jas. Watt, R.Noell, E. Biggs, F. Braay. J. M. Lakenan, ©. Taylor, Wm. ampbell, P. King, A. Smith, F. Dulmaine, E. Smart, J. K. Tyrrell, W. F. THE PENITENTIARY p> gies = day following the shooting of by the court in special session New York, October 14--Johann Most, the anarchist charged with printing a seditious article in his paper the the late President. McKinley, was. today sentenced to.serve one year in the penitentiary Personal Pointers. G. Smith and R. Thompson are here in the interest of the San Francisco Obronicle, . Rev. W. A. Rimer left this morning for San Francisco, to attend the Epiecopal Convention. J, Wilson, who has been visiting friends here, returned to San Francisco today. J. W. Hummel left this morning for San Francisco. Supervisor John Fry returned Saturday to Truckee. Major P. F, Simonds returned yes* terday from Stockton. Mr. and Mrs, A. A. Attkisson reiturned last evening from a visit to . San Franciscos, Supervisor E. C. Grissel returned to Washington today. Mrs. Fred Massie and child of Tonopah, Nevada, are visiting Mrs. E, T. Massie and family at Town Talk. Supervisor Al Wood returned yesterday to North San Juan. C. R. Shuery is here in the interest of the Chicago Central Pacific OCompany. ©. Mullepbaugh — returned this morniog tothe Plumbago mine after spending a few days here. W. H. McCord left this morning for Graniteville, where he is going to Prisk, G. LL. Jones, R. Stinson, J. P. O’Oonnor, W. Michell, O. H Root, M, Sproul, M. O’Connell, I. W. Hayes, T. Wilhelm, L. O. Wilhelm, T. Phillips, W. G. Lord, Wm. George, Chas. Mitchell, John Glasson, Fred. J. . W. B. Brown, W, A. Hawley, Thomas, H, J. Bush, J. W. Relly, J. Loutzenheiser, R. Green, John Mulroy, Chas: -Oonnelly, J.G, Poingdestre, Dr. Jamison, A. Burrows, O, Zaph, J. 8. Coughlin, Fred J. Miller, C. Lakeman, Thos. Dunkley, John Greaney, Ed, Taylor, 8. P. Dorsey, Ed Morgan, Harry Na-. than, Jas. Fillmore, W. S. Robinson, I, Haas, O. Miller, H. Walker, A. Hoskins, Jas, Hennessey, W. E. Parsons, Fred Frank, David Binkelman, Joseph . Weissbein, Richard Williams, John Thomas Jacob Weissbein, Dr, C. W Jones, L. Larue, D. B. Marwick, J. J. Ryan, James Hoskings, F. Cassidy, Daniel Collins, M. 3. Broek, A. J. . Foster, R. H. Williams, E. W. Donnelly, Geo. Murphy Sr., H. Fuchs, Ed . Taylor, O. W. Kitts, A. A. Stewart, A. B. Ohampion, Geo. Tuttle, Richard White, Alf, Perrin, Dr, S. M. Harris J. P, Shoemaker. Merrill P. Peaslee. CUMMUNICATED. On the morning of October 1st, the . hand of the grim réaper, Death, fell heavily in the family of Merrill P, Peaslee of Pleasant Ridge. For twelve years a sufferer from stomach trouble . that gentleman succumbed to the painful disease at 5:30 a. m. of that day. He had started to Wheatland “on the previous Saturday morning, but after going several miles felt il] and turned homewards. He did not become violently ill until night,but in spite ofa doctor’s attendance and assiduous nursing he grew continuously weaker until Tuesday morning, when he passed away peace» fully and quietly without apparent knowledge of the approaching end. Merrill P. Peaslee was born in the town of Jefferson, Maine, on October 7th, 1830 and was married October . 22d, 1854, in Chelsea, Maine, to Martha . L, Pinkham, who, with two sons, sur. vives to mourn his loss. In 1856 he'came alone to this State} by way of the Isthmus, locating at Grass Valley. He returned East ip *68, remained four years, and then returned to Grass Valley. year when he worked iff a custom mill in Virginia City, he has made his home in Nevada county, where be was well known and highly respected, In September of 1863 Mrs. Peaslee joined her husband in Grass Valley with the elder son, Willis E., who was born in Chelsea, Maine in 1855. The! younger son, John M., was'born in. Grass Valley in 1868. The family . moved to their present home on Oc. tober Slst, 1870, where they have carried on a stock and hay and grain! ranch ever since. A daughter-in-law and one grandgon, Willis Peaslee, now in the Sacramento High School, complete the family. Mr, Peasiee was a kind, affectionate husband, a‘loving and indulgent father, an accommodating neighbor and @ faithful friend. Cheerful and) domestic, of strictly temperate habits. The loss to his family is irreparable . and his memory will never be dim . med in their hearts. He was laid to . rest on October 2d in the cemetary at! Sheridan. ¥, en nt II me Their Secret is Out. All Sadieville, Ky., was curious to! Jearn the cause of the vast improve. ment in the health of Mrs. 8. P. Whit. taker, who had fora long time, endured . untold suffering from a chronic bron. chial trouble. “It’s all due to Dr. King’s New Discovery,” writes ber bus. . band. “It completely cured her and also cured our little grand-daugbter of! . j a severe attack of Whooping Cough.” . It positively cares Coughs, Colds, La Grippe,Bronchitis, all Throat and Lung . troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50c and ‘ $1.00. Trial bottles free at W. D.: Vinton’s drug store, j Sunday . Save one, . Trial Duaine*® . open a mine, . Mr. and Mrs, J. F, Taggart and son . of Ohico are visiting friends here. . J. A. Brent is down from the Red Cross mine. Superintendent Peter Tautphaus returned last evening from San Fran. cisco. . Mrs.J. Johnson of Columbia Hill arrived here yesterday and today left . for San Francisco. Mrs. E. E. Stark and son, who-have been visiting here, returned yesterday to San Francisco, Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Shaw left yes. terday for San Francisco, on a visit. T. R. Stephens and T. Wayman are over from Colgate. P.J. O'Dea of San Frangis¢o is here . spending a few days." mining man arrived here last evening from San Francisco. Mr. Doolittle . has many friends in this elty who are . pleased to see him around here once . more, W. O. Miller came down from Relief . Hill today, . ga today. R. Linder and F. Goding are down from Bet today. Col. J. E, Doolittle, Fred Zeitler Mr, . Stewart and County Assessor Henry . O, Schroeder went to Rough and Ready today toexamine some mining prop. erty. The Handsomest Woman Nevada { City . Cannot preserve her beauty, except she . keeps here bowels and digestive organs . in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea {moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and gives . you a good appetite. Price 26c. and 50c. a package. Forsale by H. Dyckerman, sole agent. tf ee Gilt Edge whiskey is a nerve tonic. —-+ 0@e A Night of Terror. © “Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the brave General Burnham of Machias, Me., when the doctors gaid she would die from Pneumonia before morning,” writes Mrs, 8. H. Lincoln, . who attended her that fearfal night, 'batshe begged for Dr. King’s New Dis'covers, which bad more than once saved her life, and cured her of Con/sumplion. After taking, she slept all night. Further use entirely cured jber.” ‘This marvelous medicine is . guaranteed to cure all Beroat, Ohest } and Lung Dieeases. Only 50c and $1. bottles free at Vinton’s’ drug store, : Col. Jeff Doolittle the. well-known . J. L. Bryson came down from’ OmeDeath of a Pldcer County Official. Jo V. Bell received a dispatch from Auburn this afternoon announcing the death of. District Attorney Ed F. Wright at that place. The deceased died shortly after noon. He had recently undergone an operation, and it was thonght the critical point had been passed. He was a native of New York, and a comparatively young man. Mr. Wright was .well and favorably known here. +-2@e Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local ‘applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is PY. constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when’ it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation van be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case Out of ten are caused by catarrh, which ts nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollare for any case of deafness (caused by catarfh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send forcirculars, free. F. J. CHENEY &CO., Toledo,O. Sold by druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Something Nice to Keep. Any oné whoattended the re-unidh picnic and gathering of old Nevada countyans, which? was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvesirs of that occasion at five cents each at EH. W. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valuablein years to o6me. tf Subscribe for the Tannsorier. Delicious Crisps.__ Free! With : Taylor's dl}. Teas, Coffees, Spices And Extracts. TAYLOR'S Tea and Coffee House NEVADA CITY. PIMPLES “My wife had ples cue he , on me ena but . with on for som: but after cae . ine first. Cascaret I Nance boa no ible ly of Sateaeee fear Wenn: aera 8 , AN, , 878 n Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. CANDY CATHARTIC nt, Palatable, Pote Tas PA ag Sicken, Weaken. OF Gripe 100 a0 she, ee CURE CONSTIPATION. . rt Chicago, ; 4 Chief Captured. Vatise but Was Caught. A stranger in/town created considerable excitement on East Broad street, this morning by bis suspicious actions at houses where he begged for assistance, and it subsequently develop that he was a genuine thief. : About 10:80 o’slook this morning Mrs. W. F. Eng'ebright telephoned te Deputy Sheriff, Pascoe that a tramp had just called at her residence and was making himself obnoxious at various houses also, by his conduct. The officer lost no time in visiting that locality, bat when he arrived there the disagreeable vagabond had gone up the street a considerable distance. Officer Pascoe finally caught ap within hailing distance of him and ordered the stranger, who bad a large satchel ander his arm, to halt. Instead of complying with the demand he threw the satchel over into Wm. H. Hicks’ yard and started off on a lively run. Mr. Pascoe gave chase and overtook him at the corner of A. Nivens’ fence, the culprit evidently making-an effort to reach the Manzanita diggings. ‘The prisoner was taken to the Oounty Jail and searched, where the officers found six new razors besides one which ‘he had evidently used on himself. The valise, which was a good one;proved to be the property of Richard Bennetts and was abstracted from his house by the thief, when no one was looking. He gives his name as John H. Ward and says he came from Ashland, Oregon and claims he purchased the razors, at Redding. He is short of stature basa black mustache and wae under the influence of liquor when arrested. A charge of burglary has been placed against him. A lot of razors were stolen from Dutch Fiat recently and it is surmised that the cix in Ward’s possession may be some of them. Be Clerks, Attention. There will be a meeting this evening at the hall of Nevada Hose Company, No. 1, at 8 o’clock, when all:clerke of Nevada City are earnestly requested to be present. +o Most everyone who has whiskey for sale compares its. virtues to Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey. 2OeMalaria Causes Biliousness Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic rethoves the cause, : A ‘Shocking Calamity. “Lately befell a railroad. laborer,’ writes Dr. A, Kellett, of Williford, Ark. “His foot was badly crushed, but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve quickly cured him. It’s simply wonderful for Burne, Boils, Piles and all ekin eruptions. It’s the world’s champion healer. Oure guaranteed. 25c. Sold by W. D. Vinton. House to Rent. A six-roomed house with bath, electric lights.and a nice lot is offered for rent. Enquire of Hugh Murehie. ol4 lw Gried to Set Away With a} Meat Markets to Close. Six O'clock Plan to Re Adopted Yoxt Monday. 3 The owners of the meat markets in this clty held a meeting yesterday afternoon and agreed to inaugurate ap early-closing movement, decided o’clock plan w by the hours. Cha Baturdays. main closed on Sundays. The new have been putting in It was to close the shops at glx every evening, excepting on The marketa will reill take effect next Monday. This change is hailed with delight journeymen butchers, who very ‘long Their employers will also be benefitted by the new order of things, and the customers will soon get used to attending to their orders during the regular business hours. ttanooga “Relief Corps. There will be a special meeting of the Chattanooga Relief Corps, at Odd Fellows Hall, on Thursday afternoon, a week. health. October 17th, at 2 o’clock. member is requested to be present. 2t Every OL ae The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove’s \lecapear eerie rege ae le Tron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price, 25c. myl5é6m It is simply All first-class dealers sell Gilt Edge whiskey. a (MF This paper delivered 124% cents A <4 -0 0-0 —~ Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. King’s New Life Pills. ness into strength, énergy, brain-fag. into mental power They’re wonderful in building up the; These pills change weaklistlessness into Only 25¢ per box. Sold by W D. Vinton. ea ae N_ TH In the the real dece: granted shail be JONES Res opeecesl broperty, to pay the debte = crowd that is coming from the country. : It is therefore ordered 4 this Court that : e all persons interested in t ou Monday, the 12th at the hour of 10 o'clock of said dav, at the Covrt Room of said Court at Nevada City, to show cause why en order should not be Order to Show Cause. E SUPERIOR COURT OF THE . A County of Nevada, State of California. matter of the estate of Thomas Callinan, deceased. uae It appeariag to this Court by the petition thia day presented and filed the administrator of the said estate that it is necesrary to sell the whole or some part of by T. J. Torpie, estate of the seid deceased and all of expenses of administration: estate of said appear before the Superior Court the day ot November, 1901, to sell so much of the said estate as necessary and that a copy of thia orjer be published four su’cessive weeks in the Nevapa City TRaNsORIPT, & Lewepaper published in said County. F. T. NILON, Judge. & Lanuk, Grass Valley. Attorneys for Petifioner. Dated October 14, 1901. ol4 MILLINERY MILLINERY LADIES call and see my Fall composed of the. . My prices are the lowest in town, Miss Amelia Stevens Broad St and Winter Stock which is Latest Designs and Creations st st +, --. nextto W. G. Richard’s White SEWING MACHINES Wheeler & Wilson _ New Home Standard . is = Re CUT ‘RATES Hurt By Giant Caps. Boys Play ,Witr Dangerous) Explosives. A young son of Charles Marke, . te; who resides a short distance from} ph this city, on the Grass Valley. road, . ju met with an accident yesterday which . th came near being of a serious nature, The little fellow, along with a few of bis playmates, found some giant powder caps in the neighborhood of the Mark’s residence. It was proposed to break the caps, and the boys lost no time in gathering # few stones for that purpose. The cap that the Marks boy was handling exploded ‘and an artery near hia right temple was} severed, Dr. A. H. Tickell was {mmediately summoned and atttended the injury. — MONDAY «sacs LECTRIC IN A Yew Cra t eect een ee ac to Hlouris Death of Aged Lady. — The electric railroad Valley and this city we traffic yesterday, “and . patfouized, In fact th each car was taxed to th the conductors were ki Mrs, C. A. de McKinlay, mother-inlaw of Hon. 8. J. Duckworth, died at/' Monterey on Sunday, the. 6th inst, The deceased was one of the oldest and most highly respected residents Now jecting fares. The fi of thatcity. The funeral, which took F the Placa left shortly place from the Catholic church, was. ~ . but it vas detained near, one of the largest ever seen In MonAt : residewce for a short ' the adjustment of nf Another stoppage took . } yeduction works on ac . same cause. OF course, kind always oceur_op ne it often takes @ few “y the equipment in perfect passengers took the — /naturediy, and prese onen was againin motion an city reached in’ the ear 'The trips up to about . followed aceording to 1 and the -people in the turned out in large: nut the cars come and go, forethe hour mentioned point just beyond Hiero: ery. Ouly a short stoppe terey. E Mr. Duckworth spent several: weeks in,this city during the past summer in the interest of the Independent Order of Foresters. oes oe BurraLo LaGerR Beer on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Ohambers W.J. Britland, proprietor , Maher & Co., Neva GRAND FALL OPENING Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Saturday, Monday and eM t however, and in f Tuesday, October 12, 14 and 15. ED cascad Pe aia ; lights reached, the tern ‘amid the exclamations « alarge crowd that had see the sight, The Plaz many ways, had taken politan air, and the éven progiess that time bri E invite you all to come, We are ‘going to have a tig crowd. Get in line. You will be surprised to see the The best of it all is, it won’t cost you a cent. All; ask is to see you. If you don’t visit our store very often steady march, just come at this time, We will show you a line of Dry The vars are firat-clags Goods that you have never seen before, ~ fpect aud & passenger ts *Peass as ina well arran, rool, ‘The seats are mo fection. and ag for ther lighital, At the present scenery is not-as invitin Fag spiing and summer pforth, but there is muel and recreation attached trip. Many Grass Vall up and yesterday afte atreeis presented a Hvely Our sister city's thoroug likewise enlivened by the people from here, ‘The fare between the ty been fixed at 16 cents e Cash, lut those holding: o fan vide for two ¢oupons Now, Ladies, bring the Children in during the day, bring: your husbands. in during the evening—if you haven't any, bring your brother or some one else’s brother—-but by all’ means come yourself. le sy 4 ~~ See our swell Coats that have just arrived. a See Dress Goods window. See Black Underskirt window. Now, don’t miss our opening, es Respectfully, a ) t aa a me cents each way. One cou . : mp collected to Glenwood ar IT : ~~ ee jtaken up after leaving the . I \ E \ ER ‘AILS ing cash any fare is 10 < as Clomwood, If the pa aires to continue the trip . he the charge to the term: ELEOTRIO SPARE The conductors and mc Bent » natty uppearance Tight in style with theb Unifoi ms, and understant 4eaee yor WILL NEVER FAIL to have good cake if you use ‘OUR OWN” BAKING POWDER. Price, 50 cents. CHAS. E, MULLOY, Grocer. . WAS very annoying Ploye of the ‘réad yeater 80 tidny boys tryto boa While in motion. “At. tir of ureching, ranging in a 8 years, would hang on t & wey that endangered This practice must be e Tents will have to warn tl Against the danger of Wor's of caution will ba Pressed on their minds it Will be heeded, Last evening as one of Nearing the Pioneer Red the kcen-eyed motorma: hat a good-sized Took track and he stopped . he obstruetion, whteh wi Placed there with malie aused a delay of only @ Dy person, or persons May be, who Tesorts to s ble tricks ig mean enoug — Sn ered 2a A i A Pain In the Eye May be caused by an accident or tt may be a warning that agers are necessary. . The’ iene: be obtained prec lr use may be only temporary. Neglected, :i:¢ sig may be permanently injared. Bases s From Chinn’s H : P' om as lity for 19th, when he will leased to new ones as well, eet * A. & H. : e ateen _leemmtue LEGG & SHAW CO.’Sg Soppers from a. dead: ‘\ vas a noticeable fe that the horses, as a rul Aniovation of seeing a along the turppike 88. it vere a common ocer . [TS a Pretty sure guess that haps both, this season ~ can get the best for the least money. oe as Suite are our strong point just at present, and we cal] _ Take a few minutes off and come j about thém here. NEW PRICES, TOO, -' _ We have given up the Picture Business, If ES, TOO. d see what we c € make money for our you have got to buy a Sui So you are certainly interested inn * -your attention to som an do for. you, Our contract having expired Motermen were cautious : ore Hoe rigs, and this-was Bbiy com * a tances, —_ . A young tello » who Pov long at the wine ¢ Blass or beer seho : Sel! very obnoxious o Keller's cap from Gr *veuiog, When Gler ‘the man with L Over tog peace ~everal appl We have so many New St selves by Saving it for sca “"

Vi Fe mM. ByMaB, 6+ + eS : Shaw, O. GH. Mallon, J.S. McBride, J. THE TRANSCRIPT. TELEPHONE NO. 41. PO, BOX B Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted AT NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, —~BY~ BROWN « CALEINS. TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : $6 Per Year By Carrier, . 12. 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TIONDAY....... Oct. 14, 1901 ee Winers’ Convention. Detegates Elected to Ruprésent Wevada County. The following delegates have been). elected to represent Nevada County at the California Miners’ Convention which meets at San Francisco next Monday, the 21st inst.: . W. F. Englebright, Nat. P. Brown, W.H. Martin, M. L. Marsh, Dr. A. H. Nickell, Frank White, F. T Nilon, Jo V, Bell, Fred Zeitler, J. C. Campbell, Wm. Fioyd, Wm. Bray, Ed Muller, B. I. ‘Thomas, Henry Lane, ©. D. Eastin, John Lawrence, E 8S. Edwards, &. Schroeder, J: M. Buffington, W. H. Tuttle, E. W. Schmidt, Geo. E, Turner Geo. A. Legg, 0. F. Brayton, Ralph Gaylord, John Caldwell, T. B. Gray, P. Tautphaus, J. S. Goodwin, E. J. de) Sabla, Wm. Irelan, L. J. Rose, C. W. . Chapman, C. J. Brand, Joseph Fetz, F. . J.J. Sloat, H. Metzenbangher, D. J. Moore, J. H. English, R.I Thomas, P. Curnow, W. W. Kirkham, E. T. Worth: . ley, Dana Harmon, J.C. Grant, D. B. . Getchell, A. R. Lord, Jesse Lyons, E, T. BR. Powell, Max Isoard, George T. Morgan, Henry German, J. M, Walling, F. H. Harvey, B. F. Snell; Fred Searls, G. Kartschoke, Niles Searls, B. 8. Rector, Geo. Nihell, T. 8. Ford, D. McFall, W. L. Mobley, R: CG. Walrath, L. L. Myers, H. Murchie, W. D. Harris, Frank G. Beatty, Peter Johnston, G. Mainhart,. CO, E. Clineh, G, W. Starr, A. D, Foote, B. Opel, 8, Granger, J. P. Malville, C. Stocks, R. Walker, C. Brockington, E ©. Oreller, J. Weisstein, R. Robinson, W. Bray, Jas. Watt, R.Noell, E. Biggs, F. Braay. J. M. Lakenan, ©. Taylor, Wm. ampbell, P. King, A. Smith, F. Dulmaine, E. Smart, J. K. Tyrrell, W. F. THE PENITENTIARY p> gies = day following the shooting of by the court in special session New York, October 14--Johann Most, the anarchist charged with printing a seditious article in his paper the the late President. McKinley, was. today sentenced to.serve one year in the penitentiary Personal Pointers. G. Smith and R. Thompson are here in the interest of the San Francisco Obronicle, . Rev. W. A. Rimer left this morning for San Francisco, to attend the Epiecopal Convention. J, Wilson, who has been visiting friends here, returned to San Francisco today. J. W. Hummel left this morning for San Francisco. Supervisor John Fry returned Saturday to Truckee. Major P. F, Simonds returned yes* terday from Stockton. Mr. and Mrs, A. A. Attkisson reiturned last evening from a visit to . San Franciscos, Supervisor E. C. Grissel returned to Washington today. Mrs. Fred Massie and child of Tonopah, Nevada, are visiting Mrs. E, T. Massie and family at Town Talk. Supervisor Al Wood returned yesterday to North San Juan. C. R. Shuery is here in the interest of the Chicago Central Pacific OCompany. ©. Mullepbaugh — returned this morniog tothe Plumbago mine after spending a few days here. W. H. McCord left this morning for Graniteville, where he is going to Prisk, G. LL. Jones, R. Stinson, J. P. O’Oonnor, W. Michell, O. H Root, M, Sproul, M. O’Connell, I. W. Hayes, T. Wilhelm, L. O. Wilhelm, T. Phillips, W. G. Lord, Wm. George, Chas. Mitchell, John Glasson, Fred. J. . W. B. Brown, W, A. Hawley, Thomas, H, J. Bush, J. W. Relly, J. Loutzenheiser, R. Green, John Mulroy, Chas: -Oonnelly, J.G, Poingdestre, Dr. Jamison, A. Burrows, O, Zaph, J. 8. Coughlin, Fred J. Miller, C. Lakeman, Thos. Dunkley, John Greaney, Ed, Taylor, 8. P. Dorsey, Ed Morgan, Harry Na-. than, Jas. Fillmore, W. S. Robinson, I, Haas, O. Miller, H. Walker, A. Hoskins, Jas, Hennessey, W. E. Parsons, Fred Frank, David Binkelman, Joseph . Weissbein, Richard Williams, John Thomas Jacob Weissbein, Dr, C. W Jones, L. Larue, D. B. Marwick, J. J. Ryan, James Hoskings, F. Cassidy, Daniel Collins, M. 3. Broek, A. J. . Foster, R. H. Williams, E. W. Donnelly, Geo. Murphy Sr., H. Fuchs, Ed . Taylor, O. W. Kitts, A. A. Stewart, A. B. Ohampion, Geo. Tuttle, Richard White, Alf, Perrin, Dr, S. M. Harris J. P, Shoemaker. Merrill P. Peaslee. CUMMUNICATED. On the morning of October 1st, the . hand of the grim réaper, Death, fell heavily in the family of Merrill P, Peaslee of Pleasant Ridge. For twelve years a sufferer from stomach trouble . that gentleman succumbed to the painful disease at 5:30 a. m. of that day. He had started to Wheatland “on the previous Saturday morning, but after going several miles felt il] and turned homewards. He did not become violently ill until night,but in spite ofa doctor’s attendance and assiduous nursing he grew continuously weaker until Tuesday morning, when he passed away peace» fully and quietly without apparent knowledge of the approaching end. Merrill P. Peaslee was born in the town of Jefferson, Maine, on October 7th, 1830 and was married October . 22d, 1854, in Chelsea, Maine, to Martha . L, Pinkham, who, with two sons, sur. vives to mourn his loss. In 1856 he'came alone to this State} by way of the Isthmus, locating at Grass Valley. He returned East ip *68, remained four years, and then returned to Grass Valley. year when he worked iff a custom mill in Virginia City, he has made his home in Nevada county, where be was well known and highly respected, In September of 1863 Mrs. Peaslee joined her husband in Grass Valley with the elder son, Willis E., who was born in Chelsea, Maine in 1855. The! younger son, John M., was'born in. Grass Valley in 1868. The family . moved to their present home on Oc. tober Slst, 1870, where they have carried on a stock and hay and grain! ranch ever since. A daughter-in-law and one grandgon, Willis Peaslee, now in the Sacramento High School, complete the family. Mr, Peasiee was a kind, affectionate husband, a‘loving and indulgent father, an accommodating neighbor and @ faithful friend. Cheerful and) domestic, of strictly temperate habits. The loss to his family is irreparable . and his memory will never be dim . med in their hearts.. He was laid to . rest on October 2d in the cemetary at! Sheridan. ¥, en nt II me Their Secret is Out. All Sadieville, Ky., was curious to! Jearn the cause of the vast improve. ment in the health of Mrs. 8. P. Whit. taker, who had fora long time, endured . untold suffering from a chronic bron. chial trouble. “It’s all due to Dr. King’s New Discovery,” writes ber bus. . band. “It completely cured her and also cured our little grand-daugbter of! . j a severe attack of Whooping Cough.” . It positively cares Coughs, Colds, La Grippe,Bronchitis, all Throat and Lung . troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50c and ‘ $1.00. Trial bottles free at W. D.: Vinton’s drug store, j Sunday . Save one, . Trial Duaine*® . open a mine, . Mr. and Mrs, J. F, Taggart and son . of Ohico are visiting friends here. . J. A. Brent is down from the Red Cross mine. Superintendent Peter Tautphaus returned last evening from San Fran. cisco. . Mrs.J. Johnson of Columbia Hill arrived here yesterday and today left . for San Francisco. Mrs. E. E. Stark and son, who-have been visiting here, returned yesterday to San Francisco, Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Shaw left yes. terday for San Francisco, on a visit. T. R. Stephens and T. Wayman are over from Colgate. P.J. O'Dea of San Frangis¢o is here . spending a few days." mining man arrived here last evening from San Francisco. Mr. Doolittle . has many friends in this elty who are . pleased to see him around here once . more, W. O. Miller came down from Relief . Hill today, . ga today. R. Linder and F. Goding are down from Bet today. Col. J. E, Doolittle, Fred Zeitler Mr, . Stewart and County Assessor Henry . O, Schroeder went to Rough and Ready today toexamine some mining prop. erty. The Handsomest Woman Nevada { City . Cannot preserve her beauty, except she . keeps here bowels and digestive organs . in a healthy condition. Lane’s Tea {moves the bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, and gives . you a good appetite. Price 26c. and 50c. a package. Forsale by H. Dyckerman, sole agent. tf ee Gilt Edge whiskey is a nerve tonic. —-+ 0@e A Night of Terror. © “Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the brave General Burnham of Machias, Me., when the doctors gaid she would die from Pneumonia before morning,” writes Mrs, 8. H. Lincoln, . who attended her that fearfal night, 'batshe begged for Dr. King’s New Dis'covers, which bad more than once saved her life, and cured her of Con/sumplion. After taking, she slept all night. Further use entirely cured jber.” ‘This marvelous medicine is . guaranteed to cure all Beroat, Ohest } and Lung Dieeases. Only 50c and $1. bottles free at Vinton’s’ drug store, : Col. Jeff Doolittle the. well-known . J. L. Bryson came down from’ OmeDeath of a Pldcer County Official. Jo V. Bell received a dispatch from Auburn this afternoon announcing the death of. District Attorney Ed F. Wright at that place. The deceased died shortly after noon. He had recently undergone an operation, and it was thonght the critical point had been passed. He was a native of New York, and a comparatively young man. Mr. Wright was .well and favorably known here. +-2@e Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local ‘applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is PY. constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when’ it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation van be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case Out of ten are caused by catarrh, which ts nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollare for any case of deafness (caused by catarfh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send forcirculars, free. F. J. CHENEY &CO., Toledo,O. Sold by druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Something Nice to Keep. Any oné whoattended the re-unidh picnic and gathering of old Nevada countyans, which? was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvesirs of that occasion at five cents each at EH. W. Schmidt's cigar store. They will be valuablein years to o6me. tf Subscribe for the Tannsorier. Delicious Crisps.__ Free! With : Taylor's dl}. Teas, Coffees, Spices And Extracts. TAYLOR'S Tea and Coffee House NEVADA CITY. PIMPLES “My wife had ples cue he , on me ena but . with on for som: but after cae . ine first. Cascaret I Nance boa no ible ly of Sateaeee fear Wenn: aera 8 , AN, , 878 n Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. CANDY CATHARTIC nt, Palatable, Pote Tas PA ag Sicken, Weaken. OF Gripe 100 a0 she, ee CURE CONSTIPATION. .. rt Chicago, ; 4 Chief Captured. Vatise but Was Caught. A stranger in/town created considerable excitement on East Broad street, this morning by bis suspicious actions at houses where he begged for assistance, and it subsequently develop that he was a genuine thief. : About 10:80 o’slook this morning Mrs. W. F. Eng'ebright telephoned te Deputy Sheriff, Pascoe that a tramp had just called at her residence and was making himself obnoxious at various houses also, by his conduct. The officer lost no time in visiting that locality, bat when he arrived there the disagreeable vagabond had gone up the street a considerable distance. Officer Pascoe finally caught ap within hailing distance of him and ordered the stranger, who bad a large satchel ander his arm, to halt. Instead of complying with the demand he threw the satchel over into Wm. H. Hicks’ yard and started off on a lively run. Mr. Pascoe gave chase and overtook him at the corner of A. Nivens’ fence, the culprit evidently making-an effort to reach the Manzanita diggings. ‘The prisoner was taken to the Oounty Jail and searched, where the officers found six new razors besides one which ‘he had evidently used on himself. The valise, which was a good one;proved to be the property of Richard Bennetts and was abstracted from his house by the thief, when no one was looking. He gives his name as John H. Ward and says he came from Ashland, Oregon and claims he purchased the razors, at Redding. He is short of stature basa black mustache and wae under the influence of liquor when arrested. A charge of burglary has been placed against him. A lot of razors were stolen from Dutch Fiat recently and it is surmised

that the cix in Ward’s possession may be some of them. Be Clerks, Attention. There will be a meeting this evening at the hall of Nevada Hose Company, No. 1, at 8 o’clock, when all:clerke of Nevada City are earnestly requested to be present. +o Most everyone who has whiskey for sale compares its. virtues to Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey. 2OeMalaria Causes Biliousness Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic rethoves the cause, : A ‘Shocking Calamity. “Lately befell a railroad. laborer,’ writes Dr. A, Kellett, of Williford, Ark. “His foot was badly crushed, but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve quickly cured him. It’s simply wonderful for Burne, Boils, Piles and all ekin eruptions. It’s the world’s champion healer. Oure guaranteed. 25c. Sold by W. D. Vinton. House to Rent. A six-roomed house with bath, electric lights.and a nice lot is offered for rent. Enquire of Hugh Murehie. ol4 lw Gried to Set Away With a} Meat Markets to Close. Six O'clock Plan to Re Adopted Yoxt Monday. 3 The owners of the meat markets in this clty held a meeting yesterday afternoon and agreed to inaugurate ap early-closing movement, decided o’clock plan w by the hours. Cha Baturdays. main closed on Sundays. The new have been putting in It was to close the shops at glx every evening, excepting on The marketa will reill take effect next Monday. This change is hailed with delight journeymen butchers, who very ‘long Their employers will also be benefitted by the new order of things, and the customers will soon get used to attending to their orders during the regular business hours. ttanooga “Relief Corps. There will be a special meeting of the Chattanooga Relief Corps, at Odd Fellows Hall, on Thursday afternoon, a week. health. October 17th, at 2 o’clock. member is requested to be present.. 2t Every OL ae The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove’s \lecapear eerie rege ae le Tron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price, 25c. myl5é6m It is simply All first-class dealers sell Gilt Edge whiskey. a (MF This paper delivered 124% cents A <4 -0 0-0 —~ Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. King’s New Life Pills. ness into strength, énergy, brain-fag. into mental power They’re wonderful in building up the; These pills change weaklistlessness into Only 25¢ per box. Sold by W D. Vinton. ea ae N_ TH In the the real dece: granted shail be JONES Res opeecesl broperty, to pay the debte = crowd that is coming from the country. : It is therefore ordered 4 this Court that : e all persons interested in t ou Monday, the 12th at the hour of 10 o'clock of said dav, at the Covrt Room of said Court at Nevada City, to show cause why en order should not be Order to Show Cause. E SUPERIOR COURT OF THE . A County of Nevada, State of California. matter of the estate of Thomas Callinan, deceased. uae It appeariag to this Court by the petition thia day presented and filed the administrator of the said estate that it is necesrary to sell the whole or some part of by T. J. Torpie, estate of the seid deceased and all of expenses of administration: estate of said appear before the Superior Court the day ot November, 1901, to sell so much of the said estate as necessary and that a copy of thia orjer be published four su’cessive weeks in the Nevapa City TRaNsORIPT, & Lewepaper published in said County. F. T. NILON, Judge. & Lanuk, Grass Valley. Attorneys for Petifioner. Dated October 14, 1901. ol4 MILLINERY MILLINERY LADIES call and see my Fall composed of the.. . My prices are the lowest in town, Miss Amelia Stevens Broad St and Winter Stock which is Latest Designs and Creations st st +, --. nextto W. G. Richard’s White SEWING MACHINES Wheeler & Wilson _ New Home Standard . is = Re CUT ‘RATES Hurt By Giant Caps. Boys Play ,Witr Dangerous) Explosives. A young son of Charles Marke, . te; who resides a short distance from} ph this city, on the Grass Valley. road, . ju met with an accident yesterday which . th came near being of a serious nature, The little fellow, along with a few of bis playmates, found some giant powder caps in the neighborhood of the Mark’s residence. It was proposed to break the caps, and the boys lost no time in gathering # few stones for that purpose. The cap that the Marks boy was handling exploded ‘and an artery near hia right temple was} severed, Dr. A. H. Tickell was {mmediately summoned and atttended the injury. — MONDAY «sacs LECTRIC IN A Yew Cra t eect een ee ac to Hlouris Death of Aged Lady. — The electric railroad Valley and this city we traffic yesterday, “and . patfouized, In fact th each car was taxed to th the conductors were ki Mrs, C. A. de McKinlay, mother-inlaw of Hon. 8. J. Duckworth, died at/' Monterey on Sunday, the. 6th inst, The deceased was one of the oldest and most highly respected residents Now jecting fares. The fi of thatcity. The funeral, which took F the Placa left shortly place from the Catholic church, was. ~ . but it vas detained near, one of the largest ever seen In MonAt : residewce for a short ' the adjustment of nf Another stoppage took . } yeduction works on ac . same cause. OF course, kind always oceur_op ne it often takes @ few “y the equipment in perfect passengers took the — /naturediy, and prese onen was againin motion an city reached in’ the ear 'The trips up to about . followed aceording to 1 and the -people in the turned out in large: nut the cars come and go, forethe hour mentioned point just beyond Hiero: ery. Ouly a short stoppe terey. E Mr. Duckworth spent several: weeks in,this city during the past summer in the interest of the Independent Order of Foresters. oes oe BurraLo LaGerR Beer on draught, at 5 cents a glass, at Council Ohambers W.J. Britland, proprietor , Maher & Co., Neva GRAND FALL OPENING Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Saturday, Monday and eM t however, and in f Tuesday, October 12, 14 and 15. ED cascad Pe aia ; lights reached, the tern ‘amid the exclamations « alarge crowd that had see the sight, The Plaz many ways, had taken politan air, and the éven progiess that time bri E invite you all to come, We are ‘going to have a tig crowd. Get in line. You will be surprised to see the The best of it all is, it won’t cost you a cent. All; ask is to see you. If you don’t visit our store very often steady march, just come at this time, We will show you a line of Dry The vars are firat-clags Goods that you have never seen before, ~ fpect aud & passenger ts *Peass as ina well arran, rool, ‘The seats are mo fection. and ag for ther lighital, At the present scenery is not-as invitin Fag spiing and summer pforth, but there is muel and recreation attached trip. Many Grass Vall up and yesterday afte atreeis presented a Hvely Our sister city's thoroug likewise enlivened by the people from here, ‘The fare between the ty been fixed at 16 cents e Cash, lut those holding: o fan vide for two ¢oupons Now, Ladies, bring the Children in during the day, bring: your husbands. in during the evening—if you haven't any, bring your brother or some one else’s brother—-but by all’ means come yourself. le sy 4 ~~ See our swell Coats that have just arrived. a See Dress Goods window. See Black Underskirt window. Now, don’t miss our opening, es Respectfully, a ) t aa a me cents each way. One cou . : mp collected to Glenwood ar IT : ~~ ee jtaken up after leaving the . I \ E \ ER ‘AILS ing cash any fare is 10 < as Clomwood, If the pa aires to continue the trip . he the charge to the term: ELEOTRIO SPARE The conductors and mc Bent » natty uppearance Tight in style with theb Unifoi ms, and understant 4eaee yor WILL NEVER FAIL to have good cake if you use ‘OUR OWN” BAKING POWDER. Price, 50 cents. CHAS. E, MULLOY, Grocer. . WAS very annoying Ploye of the ‘réad yeater 80 tidny boys tryto boa While in motion. “At. tir of ureching, ranging in a 8 years, would hang on t & wey that endangered This practice must be e Tents will have to warn tl Against the danger of Wor's of caution will ba Pressed on their minds it Will be heeded, Last evening as one of Nearing the Pioneer Red the kcen-eyed motorma: hat a good-sized Took track and he stopped . he obstruetion, whteh wi Placed there with malie aused a delay of only @ Dy person, or persons May be, who Tesorts to s ble tricks ig mean enoug — Sn ered 2a A i A Pain In the Eye May be caused by an accident or tt may be a warning that agers are necessary. . The’ iene: be obtained prec lr use may be only temporary. Neglected, :i:¢ sig may be permanently injared. Bases s From Chinn’s H : P' om as lity for 19th, when he will leased to new ones as well, eet * A. & H. : e ateen _leemmtue LEGG & SHAW CO.’Sg Soppers from a. dead: ‘\ vas a noticeable fe that the horses, as a rul Aniovation of seeing a along the turppike 88. it vere a common ocer . [TS a Pretty sure guess that haps both, this season ~ can get the best for the least money. oe as Suite are our strong point just at present, and we cal] _ Take a few minutes off and come j about thém here. NEW PRICES, TOO, -' _ We have given up the Picture Business, If ES, TOO. d see what we c € make money for our you have got to buy a Sui So you are certainly interested inn * -your attention to som an do for. you, Our contract having expired Motermen were cautious : ore Hoe rigs, and this-was Bbiy com * a tances, —_ . A young tello » who Pov long at the wine ¢ Blass or beer seho : Sel! very obnoxious o Keller's cap from Gr *veuiog, When Gler ‘the man with L Over tog peace ~everal appl We have so many New St selves by Saving it for sca “"